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WR ANG MM CHR 24MM - Martin Tools

Part #: 3724MM

The Martin Tools 3724MM is a professional-grade 24mm angled metric wrench designed for demanding automotive and industrial applications. Engineered for superior access and robust performance, this tool is an essential addition to any professional technician's or mechanic's toolkit, particularly when working in confined or hard-to-reach spaces. Its durable construction ensures reliable service under rigorous conditions.

Key Features

  • Optimized Angled Head: Provides improved clearance and leverage, enabling easier access to fasteners located in tight or obstructed areas.
  • Precision 24mm Metric Size: Accurately machined to fit 24mm metric fasteners securely, reducing the risk of slippage and fastener damage.
  • Chrome-Plated Finish: Offers excellent resistance to corrosion and ensures easy cleanup, maintaining the tool's appearance and longevity.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured from high-strength alloy steel, this wrench is built to withstand the torque and stresses of daily professional use.
  • Enhanced Durability: Designed for prolonged service life in challenging workshop and industrial environments.

Applications

The Martin Tools 3724MM 24mm angled metric wrench is ideally suited for a wide range of professional tasks. It is frequently utilized in automotive repair for engine components, suspension systems, and chassis work where clearance is limited. Industrial mechanics will find it indispensable for machinery maintenance, equipment assembly, and servicing heavy equipment that uses 24mm fasteners. Its angled design is particularly beneficial for reaching bolts and nuts that standard wrenches cannot access directly.

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  • Model: 213772
  • Shipping Weight: 0.38lbs
  • UPC: 697950958606
  • Manufacturers Part #: 3724MM
  • Manufactured by: Martin Tools
  • Also Known As: FMT-3724MM, MT3724MM, MRT3724MM

This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 24 February, 2015.